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The very next day, Sam tells his parents that he will do it. He will attend the Mountain Method program. But they must’ve expected this, because they already purchased a plane ticket for Sam.
In the evening, Sam says goodbye to his parents. He gives them a long hug at the door and tries his best not to cry. The smiles on his parents’ faces makes Sam feel like he made the right choice.
“When you come back,” his mother says, “you will be a changed man.”
Sam doesn’t really believe that the Mountain Method will work. Last night, when he ejaculated, he had to think about vaginas to keep himself hard. At the edge of climax, Sam forced himself to imagine being inside of a guy. But he doesn’t feel any less straight today than he was yesterday.
“Maybe you’ll bring back our future son-in-law,” Sam’s father says, giving his son a friendly slap on the shoulder. “That would look great in the papers! Me, my son, and my son-in-law. Imagine that!”
Sam sees how his father’s face brightens. It will destroy Sam if he fails to make his parents happy.
“I’ll try to make you both proud,” Sam says.
Once the taxi arrives, Sam climbs inside and rides to the airport. The Mountain Method program is several states away, located in the middle of – you guessed it! – a mountain range.
As Sam walks through the airport and then boards the plane, he watches the people around him. It’s easy for him to spot attractive women. Big tits, big asses, long legs. But when Sam looks around for handsome men, he struggles to make a connection. What makes a man hot?
Well, people find Sam hot, right? On the airplane, sat a few rows away from Sam, there’s another young man. He wears a basketball jersey which accentuates his arm muscles. But Sam immediately forgets to try and find the guy attractive, and instead wonders what his gym routine must be.
“Damn it,” Sam says, resting his head against the window. He watches the clouds below.
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